How to distinguish policy income, property income and transfer income?

1. Policy interests refer to individual interests caused by changes in certain policies and regulations, which will not lead to the growth of the wealth of the whole society, but will only lead to the redistribution of the wealth of the whole society.

2. Property income, also known as asset income, refers to the income generated by capital participating in social production and life activities. That is, movable property income (such as bank deposits, securities, vehicles, collectibles, etc.). ) and real estate (such as houses, etc. ) owned by the family. Including interest, rent and patent income from the transfer of property use rights; Dividend income and value-added income from property management, etc.

3. Transfer income refers to all kinds of transfer payments from the state, units and social organizations to families and income transfer between families. Including the government's retirement pension, unemployment benefits and compensation for personal income transfer; Dismissal fees, insurance claims, housing accumulation fund, gifts and support between families, etc.

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